Middle East and North Africa Archives - Page 33 of 53

26th May 2017
Execution of man arrested at 16 exposes Iran’s disregard for child rights

25th May 2017
Egypt: Former presidential candidate Khaled Ali facing trial amid crackdown on political activists

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

19th May 2017
Qatar: Abuse of migrant workers remains widespread as World Cup stadium hosts first match

19th May 2017
Iran refuses hospital transfer for jailed human rights defender on hunger strike for 40 days

19th May 2017
Saudi Arabia: Trump visit risks giving green light to violations of human rights

17th May 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for twenty-fourth time

11th May 2017
Fifa’s chance to show they put people ahead of money is now

9th May 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for twenty-third time

2nd May 2017
Egypt: Relentless assault on rights of workers and trade unionists

1st May 2017
Egypt: Relentless assault on rights of workers and trade unionists

27th April 2017
New legislation threatens judicial independence in Egypt

26th April 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for twenty-second time

21st April 2017
Egypt: Video of extrajudicial executions offers glimpse of hidden abuses by the military in North Sinai

13th April 2017
Israel must end ‘unlawful and cruel’ policies towards Palestinian prisoners

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

13th April 2017
Egypt: 10-year prison term for insulting President an outrageous assault on freedom of expression

10th April 2017
Egypt: Authorities must address sectarian violence, not abuse emergency powers to further curtail rights

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